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Epigenetics & Human Nature

Everett - Language The Cultural Tool - Epigenetics

Could epigenetics finally re-write the script about human nature? Maybe, but first we have to go over The Edge’s promotional tribute to Napoleon Chagnon.

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Categories Scathing Anthropology Tags ambushing anthropology, anthropology branding, culture, David Brooks, ethnobiogeny, evolution, genetics, human nature, Jared Diamond, Michel-Rolph Trouillot, natural selection, politics, racism, Sidney Mintz, Tim Ingold 13 Comments

Science, Media, Anthropology

Race and the Crisis of Humanism - Denisovan Brains

Denisovans! Exciting findings, cutting-edge genetic sequencing technologies, and scientists tone-deaf to a modern world built on colonialism and racism.

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Categories Biological Anthropology Tags Denisovans, ethnobiogeny, evolution, genetics, Neandertals, race, racism 4 Comments

Darwin in Mind–The End

Complexities - Evolutionary Psychology - Darwin in Mind

“Darwin in Mind: New Opportunities for Evolutionary Psychology” (2011) marked the end of evolutionary psychology as foil for anthropology.

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Categories Biological Anthropology Tags anthropology branding, culture, ethnobiogeny, evolution, gender, genetics, human nature, natural selection, niche construction, Nicholas Wade, politics 14 Comments

Traditional Race Ideas

Barbujani - Delle Razze and Harpending

Anthropology has debunked traditional race ideas that humans come as 3-5 genetic types. But backlash & misunderstandings around social construction persist.

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Categories Biological Anthropology Tags Eric Wolf, ethnobiogeny, evolution, genetics, race, racism 28 Comments

Seizing the Holistic Moment

Anthropology on Race

The innuendo on race and IQ is an opportunity to revisit anthropology on race and seize holistic understandings to reclaim this issue for anthropology.

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Categories Biological Anthropology Tags anthropology branding, ethnobiogeny, evolution, genetics, race, racism 6 Comments

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